Hebrew

The Hebrew word for snake is נחש. The word נחש refers to the legless reptile.

The Hebrew word for pork is חֲזִיר.

The Hebrew word for pit is בור.

The word for paper in Hebrew is נייר \ נְיָר (n’yár), written נייר without vowel marks and נְיָר with them.

The Hebrew word for nephew is אחיין (akhyán). The term refers to a fraternal or sororal nephew.

The Hebrew word for Lucifer is הילל. The word הילל represents Lucifer or morning star. The neutral term for morning star in Hebrew is כּוֹכַב הַשַׁחַר.

The English phrase ‘elohim’ refers to the Hebrew name אלוהים. אלוהים is a noun that can mean God or gods.

The Hebrew word שוב (shuv) means “again.” שוב is an adverb used to indicate that an action is happening again.

The Hebrew phrase for ‘stay safe’ is שמור על עצמך. This phrase is used to wish someone well and express a desire for them to remain out of danger.

The Hebrew word for science is מדע. The term refers to the collective discipline of learning acquired through the scientific method.